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Sports Hub.

We have a show to do today.

The whole new acronym thing, drive me effing penit.

Can we call him by his name?

Shelgar and Mass. On 985, the Sports Hub. You know, as far as the right? Can we call him by his way? You know, as far as the picks go, you know, if the right person is available at 30, then we will take them.

And if we have a couple of people that we think are still the right person, then we'll see what our options are and what kind of flexibility we have.

But, you know, I anticipate picking a couple picks and, you know, whether they're on roster or two-way and investing in young players, I just, you know, if they come in and crack our rotation, then they're really good.

And that'll be a good thing, too.

Hour number two here, Felger and Maz.

That was Brad Stevens yesterday.

Looking ahead to the NBA draft, Celtics have the 30th pick tonight.

Murray, just quickly before we get to Jeff Goodman, what did you just report in your headlines about the Celtics and the 30th pick?

Brian Rob, Mass Live says the Celtics are discussing trading the number 30 pick in hopes

of picking up additional draft compensation per source.

Goes on to say Boston's front office is attempting to thread the needle between infusing some young talent into the franchise and adding more draft capital to the cupboard to add ammo for future moves.

Okay.

So there you go.

Again, typically the 30th pick in the NBA draft might as well be a couple of bags of pretzels and, you know, a ball rack, maybe some new sneakers.

It's worthless, worthless.

But I'll tell you what I, what I am interested in as it pertains to the Celtics and the draft.

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